Sentence examples for Arabian coffee from inspiring English sources

Aubriet travelled to the Middle East in 1700 with the French botanist Joseph Pitton de Tournefort, and he depicts (among other things) Jasminum arabicum (Arabian coffee) and Punica granatum (pomegranate), in glowing colours.

And, as always, "The Nutcracker" is an opportunity for the company's younger dancers to try their hand at the many featured solos, from the sultry Arabian Coffee to the luminous Dewdrop.

For lovers of dance, there is the incomparable score and the opportunity to discover an up-and-comer in one of the many featured roles, from the sinuous Arabian coffee dancer to the leaping candy cane, from the sprightly Dewdrop to every young ballerina's dream, the Sugarplum Fairy.

He was attended by a cadre of Bedouin servants who wore little pistols in their belts and continually refilled our little china cups with strong yellow Arabian coffee.

In one of Doha's most distinctive districts, Souk Waqif, about 20 women were selling delicious homemade food one recent evening - stews, curries, spicy crepes and Arabian coffee.

Drunk locally, in 1896 it was described by Kew as one of the two species of coffee which could "prove a formidable rival of the Arabian coffee" - the other was Liberica.

Faye Arthurs made something politely sexy of the Arabian dance in "Coffee".

All data were based on bibliographical search, where the raw material was bean coffee (Arabian from Brazil), the roasting operation variables were 200 °C of temperature and 12 min. of roasting time and the rest of the bibliography data were all the necessary tools to develop all tensors (relationship between components, phases and aggregation state).

Stepping into the Arabian Nights, I could smell coffee that was being prepared, and a butler.

On a winter day in 1883, aboard a steamer that was returning him from Marseilles to the Arabian port city of Aden, a French coffee trader named Alfred Bardey struck up a conversation with a countryman he'd met on board, a young journalist named Paul Bourde.

Here are some coffees to try in your search for the perfect cup: Arabian aka mocha - This, the most ancient of coffees, is medium to full-bodied with a rich flavor, dry aftertaste and chocolate tones.